Luigi Di Blasi
About Luigi Di Blasi
Luigi Di Blasi is a Technical Manager at Viking Cruises and a Project Manager and Senior Surveyor at Lloyd's Register in Naples, Italy, with extensive experience in marine engineering and auditing.
Company
Luigi Di Blasi currently works at Viking Cruises as a Technical Manager. In addition, he holds multiple roles at Lloyd's Register, including Project Manager, Senior Surveyor, and Marine Surveyor, ISM & Maritime Security Auditor in the Naples Area, Italy.
Title
Luigi Di Blasi holds the title of Technical Manager at Viking Cruises. His role involves overseeing technical operations and ensuring the smooth functioning of the cruise line's mechanical and engineering systems.
Roles at Lloyd's Register
Luigi Di Blasi serves in several capacities at Lloyd's Register: as a Project Manager, Senior Surveyor, and Marine Surveyor, ISM & Maritime Security Auditor, all based in the Naples Area, Italy. His responsibilities include project management, conducting surveys, and performing audits related to maritime security and safety.
Education and Expertise
Luigi Di Blasi studied Marine and Shipping industry at ITNS Luigi di Savoia Duca degli Abruzzi from 1982 to 1987, achieving Asp.Cond.Macchine Marine. He has also completed several professional courses, including the LR Professional Consultative Selling Skills course in London, the LR Marine Auditor Course ISM/ISPS in Rotterdam, and the Materials and NDE training course in Copenhagen.
Background
Luigi Di Blasi began his career with Tirrenia di Navigazione SPA as a cadet and 3rd Engineer Officer, where he was promoted to watch leader from 1991 to 1994. He served in the Italian Navy as a Sergeant, moving from engine room watch assistant to engine room watch leader. He also worked as a nautical apprentice on general cargo ships during summer school leave from 1985 to 1997.
Carnival Cruise Lines Experience
Luigi Di Blasi worked at Carnival Cruise Lines from 1995 to 2007. He started as 1st and 2nd Engineer Officer and Environmental Officer from 1998 to 2000, and later as Senior 1st Engineer and Safety Engineer Officer from 2000 to 2003. He held the position of Staff Chief Engineer until 2007, overseeing power production and the maintenance of main and auxiliary machinery.